Saints Odds to Win Super Bowl 52, 2017 NFC South – Heading Into Week 10

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Saints Odds to Win Super Bowl 52, 2017 NFC South – Heading Into Week 10

The New Orleans Saints were favorites to win the NFC South heading into Week 10, priced nicely though at -150 with Carolina and Atlanta still competitive in this division. 

New Orleans enjoyed a 47-10 statement win over a good Bills team in Buffalo Sunday.

Mark Ingram scored a career-best three touchdowns and the New Orleans Saints won their seventh straight game, at times looking like the team to beat in the NFL.

The Saints finished with 298 yards rushing and 32 first downs.

The Saints should open -8.5 to -9 in New Orleans against the Redskins in Week 11.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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